Prefix module - styled, animated tags in front of player names, for groups (the highest protection wins, owner means every owner) or single players; shipped on by default as the superuser.prefixes module and can be turned off

Effect scripts - a small language for prefix effects: one color per line or per letter, animation from a shared clock, variables, if/else, lists, palettes and 26 built-in functions, with plain-English errors that suggest fixes

WaW presets - rain, cycl, cyln/krdr, move, the bouncing dot and plus, and the static RED/GRN/YELW/BLUE/CYAN colors, ported from waw-color-tags with the same timings

Templates - new effects start from solid color, gradient, rainbow scroll, wipe, scanner, blink or typewriter

Starter prefixes - a new server shows [OWNER], [ADMIN] and [MOD] straight away; change or delete them like any other prefix

Prefix commands - prefix list, create, update, delete, export and group/user set and clear, audited and gated by the new admin.prefixes.manage permission (admins by default on new servers)

Prefixed chat - Superuser draws the chat box with animated prefixes in place of the built-in one, which only shows plain text, in a dark #1A1A1A and #242424 theme; when closed, recent lines sit on the game with a thin text shadow and fade out; turn Prefixed Chat off on the bootstrap to keep the built-in box

Game API - Superuser.GetPrefix, RenderPrefix (markup for rich labels, plain text for logs), RegisterTagEffect for C# effects, IPrefixChangedEvent and the PrefixLabel panel

Prefixes window - Server > Prefixes lists every prefix with a live preview and edits its name, tag, template, palette and effects, plus a Groups tab listing every server group with its protection level and a Players tab; the Players window gains a Prefix section

Chat history and names - Up and Down in the chat box bring back messages you sent, and clicking a name while the chat is open shows that player in the admin menu

Effect editor - Superuser's own code editor with numbered lines, live coloring, color swatches, error underlines, undo, auto-indent and clipboard, a live preview of the whole line, click-to-insert built-ins, templates, presets and a color picker

Documentation window - Superuser > Documentation shows every module's overview, guides, commands and permissions; effect code blocks are colored

Automatic loading - mark a module [AdminModule] and the bootstrap creates, installs and starts it, so dropping its folder into the game's Code/Superuser/Modules is all it takes; a module that can't load is skipped with a warning and the rest still load

Startup banner - the console shows a SUPERUSER banner with the version and owners, then a line per module with its version, author, commands, permissions, guide pages and menu windows, or why it didn't load

Drop folder - the editor creates Code/Superuser/Modules in every game that uses Superuser, with a DROP THIRD PARTY MODULES HERE note, once per project

Module windows - modules add windows under a new Modules menu with AddMenuWindow: headings, text, buttons, command forms and live command replies that refresh every few seconds; each viewer only sees what they can use

Greeter example - dev/examples/greeter is a complete third-party module in one file that loads itself, with two commands, a permission, its own documentation page and a menu window

Reports example - dev/examples/reports lets players report players and staff claim and close the reports, with four permissions, six commands including multi-argument ones, four documentation pages and two menu windows

Module documentation - modules add pages with AddDocumentation or AddDocumentationFile and set Version, Author and Website on their descriptor; every module's documentation has the same overview, guides, commands and permissions structure

Prefixes guide - a new chapter on prefixes, the effect editor and chat, plus an effect script reference and the documentation API in the modules reference

Documenting your module - a step-by-step guide to giving a module a version, author, guide pages and Markdown files, with the Markdown the menu draws and its limits

Tutorial - now shows where a module appears in the admin menu: the Commands window form each argument type produces, Documentation, Permissions, and a button in your own UI through the same private request API

Moderation menu - bundled ImGui view includes searchable players, offline Steam ID lookup, roles, restrictions, history, confirmations and private activity

Menu redesign - stock Dear ImGui look: Players and Activity sections on a top menu bar open movable windows; Players shows one table with the selected player below it, and a full Steam ID search opens offline players

Player shortcuts - right-click a player to copy their Steam ID or name or start a kick, mute or ban; recent reasons and the last duration are remembered per machine

About window - version, author, package and source link; owners also see installed modules and server status

Menu navigation - Superuser, Moderation and Server menus group the windows; open windows are checked

Bans & mutes - every active ban and text mute across all players, with Unban and Unmute that ask for a reason

Commands window - run any permitted command, including game module commands, from a form built from its arguments

Permissions window - owners edit groups, members and permission entries and check why a player has access; every edit is confirmed and audited

Activity filters - filter by command, actor and outcome, and page through older records

Player notes - private staff notes kept in moderation history through the new note command and admin.players.note permission

Warning counts - the player table shows each player's warnings to staff who can read history

Keyboard - Ctrl+F jumps to player search; Up and Down move through the player list

Recent chat - moderators see the last 100 public messages, kept only in server memory and never saved; needs the new admin.chat.read permission

Time remaining - active bans and mutes show how long they have left, such as in 2h 14m

Result pop-ups - finished actions appear briefly in the bottom-right corner

Replacement API - RequestAdminCommand and the Commands, Restrictions, Permissions and filtered activity queries

Pinned windows - a title-bar pin keeps a window on screen while the menu is closed; open windows, pins and positions are saved per machine and return after a restart

Replacement views - typed queries and exact-target actions return correlated private results without exposing ImGui or unrestricted console execution

Input ownership - configurable F6 binding and Escape close; removing the menu releases its panel and cursor while console and slash chat stay available

Custom backends - trusted host setup can select storage before bootstrap; versioned writes, recovery, audit retention and unavailable outcomes keep their existing semantics

Storage tutorial - includes a runnable adapter and setup component, exact placement instructions and database implementation requirements

Integration guide - documents the optional menu, replacement view and dedicated/editor storage selection

README screenshot - the top of the README shows the admin menu in game

Documentation structure - the README and docs follow one contents page with concepts, a tutorial, running guides and reference chapters for the host API, console commands and each admin menu window

README - opens with the admin menu screenshot instead of the logo and ends with the menu overview and license; known limits now live in the release status and dedicated-server pages

Project icon - adds a navy caped figure and shield as a scalable SVG, matching the Humanoid Retargeter logo style

Measured limits - actual dedicated pressure and persistence workloads now have a recorded environment, timings and bounded-capacity evidence

Security checks - repeated two-client privacy and injected storage failures confirm private errors and no disconnect after a failed ban write

Independent games - executable arena and colony examples map stable player IDs to different gameplay representations without changing the library

Optional capabilities - samples demonstrate default-denied permissions, explicit grants and Unsupported results when game services are absent

Operator commands - native admin help, access management, diagnostics and private audit queries use the authoritative dispatcher

Configured roots - bootstrap supports a logical root with a fixed native fallback and reports visible managed-name collisions

Private replies - authenticated remote console results go only to the requesting connection; retries retain one correlated audit record

Recovery diagnostics - local audit health remains inspectable when command auditing cannot write

Managed lifetimes - validates dependencies and API versions, stages startup atomically and cleans up tracked subscriptions

Owner controls - module enable and disable retain stored data and protect required security services

Bounded shutdown - removes entry points immediately, signals cancellation and prevents restart while old work remains active

Scene transitions - dedicated scene replacement retires old authority, removes listeners and preserves policy and moderation records

Source reload recovery - structural replacement retires runtime authority and requires a fresh session; stop before editing source because method-only reload does not reliably trigger this guard

Removable sample - verifies repeated module reload and failure rollback in the editor and an actual dedicated server

Slash commands - platform chat consumes exact /admin commands before dispatch and sends results only to the requester

Private help - chatbox help shows readable command details and pagination using the platform overlay

Chat validation - two real clients verify ordinary-chat pass-through, private errors and one attributed request per submission

Custom chat hooks - independent backends consume commands before broadcast and receive authenticated private results through a scene event

Chat examples - compiled platform and independent chatboxes demonstrate private feedback, request retries and ordinary-message checks

Result fallback - disabled views unsubscribe automatically and failing observers preserve the platform notification fallback

Unavailable sessions - enabled eligible bootstrap keeps player chat private while administration is unavailable

Explicit bindings - allowlisted native settings and commands use typed permissions and retain native restrictions

Setting commands - list, get, set and reset report actual native values with verified write readback

Persistence ownership - engine Saved variables stay engine-owned; framework values survive dedicated restart with distinct pending state

Failure recovery - native clamping and interrupted storage writes preserve the previous committed setting and report unconfirmed outcomes honestly

Actions - kick, ban, warnings, text mute and private history use current permissions and target protection

Admission - committed bans reject connections before gameplay; unavailable moderation history fails closed

Text mute - platform and independent chat enforce restrictions while slash commands retain private feedback

Persistent history - UTC expiry survives dedicated restart and linked revocations retain original records

Failure handling - failed ban writes leave players connected; explicit backup recovery restores history without resetting sanctions